789 is a prison cell-themed restaurant in China, which is a very popular type of themed restaurant. Probably for this reason, the Chinese city of Tianjin opened a restaurant in a prison style. As stated by the owners, their institution has established a good and friendly atmosphere, which reminds its visitors that they need to comply with the laws of life and to be responsible citizens of their country. In general, the restaurant presents a Chinese version of the combination of business and pleasure in all its glory.
Prison-Themed Restaurant In China
The restaurant, named "789" to mimic an inmate's identification number, claims to offer a taste of prison life without a jail sentence, China Central Television (CCTV) reported. Customers walk down dimly-lit corridors before being "locked up" in iron-barred cells, equipped with shackles and handcuffs. There are no such luxuries as waiters to take orders, CCTV said.
Prison-themed fast food
CCTV quoted owner Zhou Keqiang as saying, "I let customers see how it feels to be in a jail cell. Because sometimes society dimly lit feels like a jail cell. "But here we have delicious food and warm lighting, and we have our sound engineers, including a singer for our main venue, so while you're eating, you're free from all of this pressure. "Mr Zhou's idea, while novel in China, is not entirely new. Similar jail-themed restaurants had popped up in Taiwan and Japan.
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